bamboo flooring accessories

The choice between vertical or horizontal bamboo is completely down to personal preference and which one you like the look of. Both types of bamboo flooring have the same properties, benefits and have been made using the same type of bamboo.  The main difference is that they have a different grain pattern due to the way in which they have been made. Continue reading →

Brown coloured bamboo floors are very popular at the moment.  Whether you choose dark, medium or light brown, the tones of the bamboo are sure to match any décor and transform your home.  A fresh, new floor can really make a difference to a home, especially in the right shade of brown. Continue reading →

No, you should not polish your bamboo floor.  Using furniture polish will leave a slippery residue on the surface of you floor, which could be very dangerous and cause slips and falls.  Polish would also be very difficult to remove from your bamboo floor. If you floor is looking dull and tired, there are some products that you could use to revive the lustre and shine. Continue reading →

Grey flooring has become increasingly popular over recent years.  It provides a tranquil and fresh looking floor, whilst offering a modern and contemporary feel.  Bamboo flooring is a great choice of you are looking for a new grey floor.  We have three different shades of grey that are all hardwearing, natural and sustainable. Continue reading →

There is one main type of bamboo flooring that you can use in commercial venues.  To be suitable for a commercial property, a floor covering has to be durable enough to deal with heavy daily wear and tear.  Bamboo flooring provides you with a natural and sophisticated floor covering, which is also sustainable and eco-friendly.  The only type of bamboo floor that you can use in a commercial property is Strand Woven bamboo, and it must be glued or fixed into position (not floated over an underlay).  This is to give the bamboo flooring a solid and sound grounding and enable it to cope with the high levels of footfall. Continue reading →

Carbonised bamboo flooring is a great choice if you are looking for a medium brown coloured floor.  ‘Carbonised’ refers to the process of smoking the bamboo to get achieve a rich brown, coffee colour. It is a common misconception that the surface of the flooring has been stained to give it the brown tones, but it is actually the same colour running throughout the depth of the flooring.

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The best way to look after your new bamboo floor is to keep it clean and protect it from damage.  These two things are essential to keeping your bamboo floor looking fresh and new for years to come.  Looking after your bamboo floor can be easy and straight forward.  We would recommend adopting a regular cleaning routine and being mindful about protecting the floor from unwanted damage. Continue reading →

When deciding whether to choose horizontal or vertical bamboo flooring, there are a few things that you should know. Both types of bamboo flooring are very similar in the type of bamboo they are made from, durability levels and fitting methods.  The main difference between the two is the grain pattern that you will see once the flooring is installed. Continue reading →

Cleaning your bamboo floor should be a simple task.  The best way to clean your bamboo floor is by following a routine and using the correct products.  If you keep your bamboo floor clean and fresh it will help to protect it from daily wear and tear and unwanted damage. Continue reading →

There are so many different cleaning products available for bamboo and wooden floors that you will be forgiven if you don’t know where to start.  We have put together a quick guide to explain our favourite bamboo flooring cleaning products. Continue reading →